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Baxi WindermereBaxi GrasmereGas StovesComp No 242300 - Iss 5 - 5/00

Installation andServicing Instructions

Natural Gas Propane Gas

Baxi Windermere RFG.C.No 32 075 26

Baxi Windermere TFG.C.No 32 075 27

Baxi Grasmere RFG.C.No 32 075 24

Baxi Grasmere TFG.C.No 32 075 25

Baxi Windermere RFG.C.No 32 075 28

Baxi Windermere TFG.C.No 32 075 29

Baxi UK Limited is one of the leadingmanufacturers of domestic heating products inthe UK.

Our first priority is to give a high quality service toour customers. Quality is built into every Baxiproduct -products which fulfil the demands andneeds of customers, offering choice, efficiencyand reliability.

To keep ahead of changing trends, we havemade a commitment to develop new ideas usingthe latest technology - with the aim of continuingto make the products that customers want to buy.

Baxi is also the largest manufacturing partnershipin the country. Everyone who works at thecompany has a commitment to quality because,as shareholders, we know that satisfiedcustomers mean continued success.

We hope you get a satisfactory service from Baxi.If not, please let us know.

Baxi is a BS-EN ISO 9001Accredited Company

Contents –

Section

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

5.0

6.0

7.0

8.0

9.0

10.0

11.0

12.0

13.0

Introduction

Technical Data

Site Requirements

Installation

Arranging the Coals

Commissioning the Stove

Checking for Spillage

Completion

Annual Servicing

Changing Components

Fault Finding

Short Parts List

Propane Models

Page

4

5

6

9

11

13

14

15

16

20

23

24

25

The following items are packed with the appliance:-

LiteratureControls CoverCoal Pieces (Windermere 2 types)

(Grasmere 3 types)CeramicClosure Plate (All RF models)Coal Guard (Grasmere only)

1.0 Introduction –

1.1 Description

1. The Baxi Windermere RF and TF and Grasmere RF andTF are gas fired stove - style appliances with heat inputs of8.17 kW (27,876 Btu/h) and 6.5 kW (22,178 Btu/h)respectively at maximum setting. They are designed to beused on Natural Gas only at a setting pressure of 20mbaron an installation with a governed meter. The appliancesare intended for heating and decorative purposes.

2. For details of Propane appliances see section 13.0Propane Models.

3. They incorporate a safety feature in the form of a spillagemonitoring system which must not be adjusted orbypassed.

4. The stove is controlled by a knob which is positioned at thelower right hand side of the appliance (Fig1). The knob hasfour positions:

OFF IGN LOW HIGH5. The pilot will be lit at IGN.

1.2 Installation

1. Prior to installation, ensure that the local distributioncondition (identification of the type of gas and pressure)and the adjustment of the appliance are compatible.

2. The appliance is suitable for installation only in GB. andI.E. and should be installed in accordance with the rules inforce. For Ireland install in accordance with l.S.813“INSTALLATION OF GAS APPLIANCES”. Theinstallation must be carried out by a CORGI RegisteredInstaller or other competent person and be in accordancewith the relevant requirements of the current GASSAFETY (Installation and Use) REGULATIONS (asamended), the BUILDING REGULATIONS issued by theDepartment of the Environment, BUILDING STANDARDS(Scotland) (Consolidation) REGULATIONS issued by theScottish Development Department and the LOCALBUILDING REGULATIONS. Where no specificinstructions are given, reference should be made to therelevant BRITISH STANDARD CODES OF PRACTICE.

2. This appliance must be installed in accordance withthe manufacturers instructions and the rules in forceand only used in a suitably ventilated location.

3. Read the instructions before installing or using thisappliance.

Notice

Discolouration of wall surfaces

Most heating appliances generate warm air convection currentsand transfer heat to any wall surface against which they are

situated.

Some soft furnishings (such as blown vinyl wallpapers) may notbe suitable for use where they are subject to temperatures

above normal room levels and the manufacturer’s advice shouldbe sought before using this type of wall covering adjacent to any

heating appliance.

The likelihood of wall staining from convected air currents will beincreased in environments where high levels of tobacco smoke

or other contaminants exist.

1.3 Important InformationThis product contains Refractory Ceramic Fibres (R.C.F.) whichare man-made vitreous silicate fibres. Excessive exposure tothese materials may cause temporary irritation to eyes, skin andrespiratory tract. Care must be taken when handling thesearticles to ensure the release of dust or fibres is kept to aminimum.To ensure that the release of fibres from these articles is kept toa minimum, during installation and servicing it is recommendedthat a H.E.P.A. filtered vacuum is used to remove any dust, sootor other debris accumulated in and around the appliance. Thisshould be performed before and after working on theinstallation.It is recommended that any replaced item(s) are not broken upbut sealed within heavy duty polythene bags and clearly labelled“R.C.F. waste”. This is not classified as ‘hazardous waste” andmay be disposed of at a tipping site licensed for the disposal ofindustrial waste.Protective clothing is not required when handling these articlesbut it is recommended that gloves are worn and the normalhygiene rules of not smoking, eating or drinking in the work areaare followed and always wash hands before eating or drinking.

2.0 Technical Data –

Grasmere Windermere

Category of Appliance I2H

The stove is set for Gas Type G20 at 20mbar.Category of Appliance I2H

The stove is set for Gas Type G20 at 20mbar.

Heat Input High Low Heat Input High LowkW 6.5 5 kW 8.17 5.6Btu/h 22,178 17,060 Btu/h 27,876 19,107

Heat Output High Heat Output HighkW 4.96 kW 6.14Btu/h 16,922 Btu/h 20,962

Inlet Setting Pressure Cold Inlet Setting Pressure Coldmbar 9 ± 0.5 mbar 6.5 ± 0.5in wg 3.6 ± 0.2 in wg 2.6 ± 0.2

Gas Connection 8mm OD tube, rigid or semirigid and 8mm compressionfitting at appliance inlet

GasConnection

8mm OD tube, rigid or semi rigidand 8mm compression fitting atappliance inlet

Controls &Safety system

Rotary gas tap with piezoignition to pilot.Spillage monitoring system

Controls &Safety system

Rotary gas tap with piezo ignitionto pilot.Spillage monitoring system

Gas Rate 0.63m3/h Gas Rate 0.80m3/h(22.241 ft3/h) (24.01 ft3/h)

Lifting Weight RF TF Lifting Weight RF TF38.2 kg 36.4 kg 54.1 kg 51.6 kg

Dimensions Height 555mm (RF) Dimensions Height 730mm (RF)Height 580mm (TF) Height 758mm (TF)Width 450mm Width 600mmDepth 345mm Depth 410mm

Injector 82/600 Injector 82/850

B.S. Codes of PracticeSTANDARD SCOPEB.S. 5440: Pts 1 & 2 Flues & Air Supply.

B.S. 1251 Open Fireplace ComponentsB.S. 5871: Pt 2 & 3 Installation of inset live fuel effect &

decorative fuel effect appliances.B.S. 715 Specification for metal flue pipes,

fittings etc.B.S. 6391 Gas Installation.B.S. 1289: Pts 1 & 2 Specification for precast & clay flues

and terminals.

3.0 Site Requirements –

3.1 Fireplace Surround and Hearth

1. A hearth of non-combustible material must be providedwithin the fireplace opening on which material the stovestands (where applicable) (Fig. 2).

2. A non-combustible hearth must also be provided infront of the fireplace opening. This must be a minimumof 20mm thick, the top surface of the hearth should bea minimum of 50mm above floor level (Fig. 3).

3. The hearth should extend at least 75mm in front of thestove legs and 150mm either side of the stove (Fig. 4).

4. If a fire surround is to be used, it must have a minimumrating of 300o C. Any gaps between the wall andsurround must be sealed.

5. On no account should the stove be fitted directlyonto a combustible floor or carpet.

3.2 Ventilation

Grasmere

1. No purpose provided ventilation is required for theappliance, normal adventitious room ventilation beingsufficient.

Windermere

1. A permanent air vent of 100cm2 minimum is required.The permanent vent may be directly into the room inwhich the appliance is installed, or to an adjacent roomwhich has a vent to outside of at least the same area.


3.3 Clearances (Fig. 4a)

1. Any combustible material must be at least 300mmaway from the stove or flue pipe.

2. The wall or surround to each side of the stove must beflat and unobstructed for at least 300mm.

3. Any shelf above the stove must be at least 300mmaway from the stove or flue pipe.

4. No curtains should be within 380mm of the stove or fluepipe when they are in any position.

3.4 Flues

1. The chimney or flue system must be suitable for aClass 1 or Class 2 appliance, as defined by the BuildingRegulations.

2. It must have an internal diameter of minimum 125mmor equivalent.

3. Generally brick or block built chimneys, pre-cast fluesor fabricated flues will meet these requirements.

4. The flue must be a minimum of 4m high, measuredfrom the hearth to the point of termination. The fluemust befitted with a suitable pot or cowl with an internaldiameter not less than 125mm.

5. Any obstructions, damper plates or flue restrictors mustbe removed before installation.

6. If the flue is not sound or in good condition a liner of notless than 125mm internal diameter and conforming toBS 715 must be fitted.

7. The flue must be swept before installation and anyunderfloor air supply beneath the stove sealed off.

8. It is essential that there is a positive pull up the flue orchimney. If there is not, DO NOT fit the stove. Seekexpert advice before continuing with the installation.


3.5 Gas Supply & Connection

1. Determine where the gas supply is to be connected tothe appliance. This may be done from either the left orright side, from the front, or a concealed fitting from therear.

Turn off any appliances that are fed by the meter andisolate the gas supply by turning off at the meter.

2. The inlet elbow of the stove will accept 8mm OD tubing(Fig. 5).

3. A suitable isolating cock and disconnecting unionshould be always be fitted in the supply feed to the fireto facilitate servicing.

4.0 Installation –

4.1 Initial Preparation

1. After unpacking the appliance, carefully remove allitems from inside the stove.

2. Care must be exercised when handling the appliance toprevent damage to the paint finish. Avoid touching theappliance with greasy or dirty hands

4.2 Top Flue Outlet Stoves

1. These models must be connected to the flue orchimney with a suitable length of 125mm diametervitreous enamelled flue pipe fitted inside the spigot ontop of the stove.

2. The flue pipe must be fitted through a register plate offireproof material. All joints must be sealed.

4.3 Rear Flue Outlet Stoves (Fig. 6)

1. These models may be fitted to a builders opening, class2 starter block or flue starter box, using the closureplate supplied.

2. The closure plate must be sealed along all edges. Noair relief vent is necessary.

3. If necessary the closure plate can be cut downproviding the fireplace opening is fully covered.

4. A minimum clearance of 50mm is required between theend of the flue spigot and rear face of the flue oropening.

5. The rear of the stove must not touch the closure plate,a gap of at least 15mm being required. The flue spigotcollar ensures this dimension.

4.0 Installation –

4.4 Fitting the Stove

1. Position the stove in the installation, and in the case oftop flue outlet models, connect the flue pipe.

2. When positioning the stove, care must be exercised notto mark the hearth.

3. Purge the gas supply and connect it to the stove inletelbow (Fig. 7). Check for gas soundness with leakdetection fluid (to BS 6891).

5.0 Arranging the Coals –

5.1 Arranging the Coals

It is important that all the coals are used and arrangedas shown in order to achieve the desired flame picture.

CAUTION: The coals are extremely fragile and must behandled accordingly. To avoid soiling ones hands,gloves should be worn and any inhalation of the dustshould be avoided. Keep the coals away from children atall times. Never use coals other than those supplied orGenuine Baxi Spare Parts. Never put additional coals onthe stove. Please read section 1.3 Important Information.

5.2 Grasmere

1. Remove the coal guard (Fig. 8).

2. Carefully unpack the ceramic base (Fig. 9). Locate thisin the stove, resting on the two supports (Fig. 10 & 13).

3. Replace the coal guard (Fig. 10).

4. Three types of coal are supplied with the Grasmere, 13small coals with location holes, 14 standard small coalsand 2 large coals.

5. Take the 13 small coals and locate them on the pegson the ceramic base (Fig. 11).

6. The two large coals should be placed between theouter two coals on the back row and the ceramicsidecheeks (Fig. 12).

7. Place the remaining 14 standard coals over the gapsbetween the other small coals (Fig. 13).

8. Close the appliance door and secure it with the brassknob (Fig. 14).

5.0 Arranging the Coals –

5.3 Windermere

1. Carefully unpack the ceramic base and place itcentrally over the burner (Fig. 15).

2. Two types of coal are supplied with the Windermere, 24small coals with location holes, 18 large coals.

3. Take the 24 small coals and locate them on the pegson the ceramic base (Fig. 16).

4. Place six of the large coals between the middle row andback row and a further six between the middle and frontrow (Fig. 17).

5. The final six large coals should be placed between thedoor of the stove and the ceramic base (Fig. 18).

6. Close the appliance door and secure it with the brassknob (Fig. 19).

5.4 Cleaning

1. Carefully clean the stove with a soft lint free duster orcloth. DO NOT USE any abrasive cleaning agents,solvents or similar when cleaning.

2. Clean any debris from around and underneath thestove.

6.0 Commissioning the Stove –

6.1 Checking Gas Soundness

1. Turn on the gas supply and check for gas soundnesswith leak detection fluid (to BS 6891).

6.2 Checking Operation of the Stove

1. Remove the screw from the pressure test point on thegas tap (adjacent to the control knob) and fit a pressuregauge (Fig. 20).

2. Purge the air from the appliance by pushing in thecontrol knob and rotating to the ignition position (Fig.21). Allow the air in the pipework to be purged, andthen rotate the knob further to operate the piezo igniter.The pilot should light.

3. Once the pilot is established push the control knob inand turn to the HIGH setting. Check the settingpressure. (Setting pressure detail found in Section 2.0Technical Data.)

4. Turn the control knob to the OFF position, disconnectthe pressure gauge and refit the pressure test pointsealing screw.

6.3 Spillage Monitoring Device (Fig. 22)

1 The stove incorporates a spillage monitoring device.This will cut off the gas supply in the event of spillage ofcombustion products into the room.

2. In the event of this occuring there is a reset procedure.Wait for 10 minutes before trying to reset the stove.

3. Unscrew the cap off the reset device and press in thered button with a small screwdriver or similarinstrument.

4. Relight the stove as previously described. If this is notpossible, wait a further 5 minutes before pressing thered button. If this fails, wait until the stove is completelycool and reset it.

5. If the stove cannot be re-set or the spillage monitoringdevice is frequently activated the flue condition must beinvestigated.

WARNING: The spillage monitoring device must not beadjusted in any way. The spillage monitoring devicemust not be altered so that it will not operate or bebypassed in any way. Only use genuine Baxi spareparts.

7.0 Checking for Spillage –

7.1 Checking for Spillage

CAUTION - Whilst checking for spillage care must betaken to avoid touching hot panels.

1. Before starting the test, close all doors and windows.

2. Operate the stove from cold at maximum input.

3. After approximately 5 minutes check for spillage.

4. Insert a lighted smoke match in the draught diverter atthe left hand side. The match should be positioned35mm from the top edge of the diverter (Fig. 23). All thesmoke should be drawn into the diverter. If not, wait afurther 5 minutes and repeat the test.

5. If the test is successful repeat with any extractor fan on.If a connected room has an extractor fan, the testshould be repeated with this fan on and any connectingdoors open.

6. If spillage occurs and the problem cannot be rectifiedthe stove must be isolated until the problem is resolved.

7.2 Possible causes of Spillage

1. The smoke match may have been positionedincorrectly, resulting in the smoke being picked up byhot convected air currents.

2. The flue installation may be unsound.

3. Down draughts may be present.

4. Flue blockages.

5. Rear flue - closure plate not sealed, stove not closeenough to closure plate.

6. Top flue – flue pipe not sealed to stove spigot.

8.0 Completion –

8.1 Completion

1. Unpack the controls cover and place it centrallyunderneath the stove (Fig. 24).

2. These instructions and the users instructions should behanded to the customer. At the same time the customershould be shown how to operate the stove safely andefficiently.

3. The need for annual servicing should be emphasisedand the returning of the guarantee card advised.

9.0 Annual Servicing – page 16

9.1 Maintenance

IMPORTANT: It is possible that some soot may bedeposited on the coals after use. This is acceptableproviding it is not allowed to accumulate.

CAUTION: The coals are extremely fragile and must behandled accordingly. To avoid soiling ones hands,gloves should be worn and any inhalation of the dustshould be avoided. Keep the coals away from children atall times. Never use coals other than those supplied orGenuine Baxi Spare Parts. Never put additional coals onthe stove. Please read section 1.3 Important Information.

1. Servicing should be carried out regularly by acompetent person in accordance with the relevantregulations, to ensure the safe and correct operation ofthe appliance.

2. Before commencing any service or replacement ofparts, turn off the gas supply to the stove and ensurethat the stove is cold.

3. After servicing, check for gas soundness.

4. When ordering spare parts please quote appliancename and serial number. These can be found on thedata badge which is located by removing the controlscover (Fig. 25). The badge is behind the cover andfixed to the burner.

5. At least once a year check for debris in the catchmentarea behind the stove (RF models) and in the flueway.

6. If soot has accumulated in the flue or catchment area,check to establish the cause. Rectify and clean flue orchimney accordingly.

7. The coals may be removed for cleaning. The coals aredelicate and should be handled carefully. Gently brushwith a soft brush to remove dust or deposits.

8. Examine the coals for signs of cracking and replace ifnecessary.

IMPORTANT: See coal layout procedure(Section 5.0 Arranging the Coals) before attempting toreplace coals.

9. Do not clean pilot jet or injectors using pins or wire.

9.0 Annual Servicing –

9.2 Preparation

1. For reasons of safety and economy it is important toservice the stove annually.

WARNING: Isolate the gas supply to the appliancebefore servicing.

2. For Grasmere models see section 9.3 Grasmere.

3. For Windermere models see section 9.4 Windermere.

9.3 Grasmere

1. Unscrew the brass door knob and open the door (Fig.26).

2. Remove the coal guard (Fig. 27) and remove all thecoals.

3. Manoeuvre the ceramic base (Fig. 28) out of the stoveand place carefully to one side.

4. Remove the two sidecheeks, noting their orientation(Fig. 29).

5. Undo the screw and nut retaining the pilot shieldbracket and remove the bracket (Fig. 30).

6. Undo the disconnecting union on the gas supply.

7. Pull the control knob off the tap and undo the screwretaining the plate (Fig. 31).

8. Undo the brass locknut holding the tap to the mountingbracket (Fig. 31).

9. Undo the screw and remove the data badge plate (Fig.32).

10. Disconnect the two leads from the spillage monitoringdevice (Fig. 33).

11. Carefully manoeuvre the burner/controls assembly outof the stove (Fig. 32).


9.4 Windermere

1. Unscrew the brass knob and open the door (Fig. 34).

2. Remove all the coals and manoeuvre the ceramic baseout of the stove and place carefully to one side (Fig. 35& 36).

3. Undo the disconnecting union on the gas supply.

4. Pull the control knob off the tap and undo the screwretaining the plate (Fig. 38).

5. Undo the brass locknut holding the tap to the mountingbracket (Fig. 38).

6. Disconnect the two leads from the spillage monitoringdevice (Fig. 39).

7. Carefully manoeuvre the burner/controls assembly outof the stove (Fig. 40).


9.5 Cleaning the Pilot (Fig. 41)

1. Undo the feed pipe from the pilot injector and pull thelead off the ignition electrode.

2. Undo the two screws holding the pilot assemblyretaining plate. Remove the plate and withdraw theelectrode and pilot burner. Note the orientation of thepilot burner outlet ports.

3. Pull the pilot injector from the burner and cleancarefully. Do not use pins or wires

4. Clean the pilot burner and electrode.

9.6 Cleaning the Burner and Injector(Fig. 42)

1. Undo the screw retaining the injector cover to theinjector mounting plate and remove the cover. Undo thenut on the injector feed pipe at the injector.

2. Remove the two screws securing the injector mountingplate to the burner and undo the locknut retaining theinjector to the plate.

3. Carefully clean the injector with a soft brush.

4. Carefully brush the burner and ceramic inlays. Caremust be taken not to damage the inlays.

9.7 Completing Servicing

1. Examine the thermocouple and replace if necessary(Fig. 41).

2. Clean any dirt and debris from the combustion box,builders opening and the hearth under the stove.Please read section 1.3 Important Information.

3. Reassemble the stove in reverse order of dismantling.On RF models reseal the closure plate and repositionthe stove at least 15mm away from the plate.

4. Recommission the stove as described in section 6.0Commissioning the Stove.

10.0 Changing Components –

10.1 Changing Components

WARNING: Before changing any components, ensurethat the stove is cool and that the gas supply is isolated.

10.2 Spillage Monitoring Device(Figs. 43 & 44)

1. Undo the nut and screw holding the monitoring devicesensor bracket to the draught diverter.

2. Withdraw the sensor from the bracket.

3. Pull the two wires off the sensor body and undo thescrews holding the body to the appliance.

4. Remove the spillage monitoring device from theappliance.

5. Refit the new device in reverse order, carefully routingthe capillary so as it does not touch any hot panels.

WARNING: The spillage monitoring device must not beadjusted in any way. The spillage monitoring devicemust not be altered so that it will not operate or bebypassed in any way. Always use a Genuine Baxi SparePart.

TO CHANGE ANY GAS CONTROL COMPONENTS. IT ISNECESSARY TO REMOVE THE COMPLETE CONTROLSASSEMBLY. SEE SUB-SECTION 9.2 PREPARATION OF9.0 ANNUAL SERVICING


10.3 Gas Tap, Igniter and FFD

NOTE: The tap incorporates a flow setting device on itsoutlet connection. This is factory set and must not beadjusted.

1. Pull the electrode lead off the electrode (Fig. 45).

2. Undo the thermocouple nut from the interrupter unit andpull off the two leads (Fig. 46).

3. Undo the pilot feed nut and the gas inlet and outlet nutsfrom the tap assembly (Fig. 46).

4. Note the orientation of all the pipes and remove them.

5. Remove the gas tap (Fig. 46).

6. Remove the interrupter unit from the gas tap (Fig. 46).

7. Refit in reverse order of dismantling, ensuring that thethermocouple nut is done up tight in the interrupter unit.

10.4 Injector (Fig. 47)

1. Undo the screw retaining the injector cover to theinjector mounting plate and remove the cover.

2. Undo the nut on the injector feed pipe at the injector.

3. Remove the two screws securing the injector mountingplate to the burner and undo the locknut retaining theinjector to the plate.

4. Fit the new component and reassemble in reverseorder of dismantling.


10.5 Electrode (Fig. 48)

1. Pull the lead off the electrode and undo the two screwsholding the pilot retaining plate.

2. Note the orientation of the electrode, withdraw it andrefit the new component in reverse order of dismantling.

10.6 Thermocouple (Figs. 48 & 49)

1. Undo the thermocouple nut from the interrupter unit andremove the two screws holding the pilot retaining plate.

2. Remove the thermocouple and shape the new one in asimilar manner to the original.

3. Fit the new component in reverse order of dismantling.

10.7 Pilot Burner and Injector (Fig. 48)

1. Undo the pilot feed pipe nut from the pilot injector.

2. Undo the two screws holding the pilot assemblyretaining plate, noting the orientation of the pilot burneroutlet ports.

3. Withdraw the pilot injector and burner. The injector cannow be removed from the burner.

4. Replace either or both components as required andreassembly in reverse order of dismantling.

10.8 Burner (Fig. 50)

1. Remove all other control components as described insections 10.3 through to 10.7.

2. Fit all the previously removed control components tothe new burner.

3. Reassemble all components in reverse order andrecommission the appliance.

11.0 Fault Finding –

11.1 Fault Finding

12.0 Short Parts List –

12.1 Short Parts ListKeyNo.

19a

16

39

35

20/23

28

22

25/29

47

42

45

41

46

44

3

2

9

10

39/43

4/7

19/22

18/21

40

G.C. No

E37 444

E39 307

E37 468

E39 314

E37 448

E37 452

E39 310

E37 450

E37 475

E39 327

E37 473

E39 326

E37 474

E37 472

E37 425

E37 424

E37 433

E39 300

E37 471

E37 431

E37 447

E37 445

E39 324

Description

Main Burner - Grasmere

Main Burner – Windermere

Gas Tap-inc. Lead – Grasmere

Gas Tap-inc. Lead - Windermere

Pilot Burner Kit

Main Injector - Grasmere

Main Injector – Windermere

Spillage Monitoring Device

Burner Inlays - Grasmere

Burner Inlays - Windermere

Base - Grasmere

Base - Windermere

Kit- Coals - Grasmere

Side Cheeks - Grasmere

Rear Ceramic - Grasmere

Top Ceramic - Grasmere

Door Glass Kit - Grasmere

Door Glass Kit - Windermere

Control Knob

Brass Door Knob

Thermocouple - Stove

Electrode - Stove

Kit -Loose Coals - Windermere

Manuf ’sPart No.

242675

242676

242677

242678

242679

242681

242682

242683

242684

242685

242686

242687

242690

242691

242692

242693

242694

242695

242696

242697

242698

242699

242700

13.0 Propane Models –

13.1 Windermere Propane Models

1. Most aspects of the Propane Models are the sameas Natural Gas, with the exception of the following:

The gas type is G31 (Propane)

The supply pressure is 37mbar

(Max) Heat Input 7.5kW (25,590 Btu/h)(Min) Heat Input 5.2kw (17,742 Btu/h)

(Max) Heat Output 5.6kw (19,116 Btu/h)

Burner Pressure 28.5mbar (11.4 in wg)

2. The following spares components differ from naturalgas models:

Injector 242704Ceramic burner inlay 242705Burner 242706Pilot Injector 242707

3. This appliance is designed for use on Propaneand must not be used with any other gas.

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